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Things lineage often describes ("lineage ________")
- cells
- lymphomas
- property
- crustacean
- zone
- studies
- cases
- segmentation
- land
- based
- knowledge
- marriage
- villages
- households
- restricted
- development
- factor
- adhesion
- village
- kin
- leukaemias
- engraftment
- rearrangements
- infidelity
- precursors
- tumors
- lymphoma
- mates
- patterns
- marriages
- families
- specific
- conflict
- wives
- daughters
- birds
- settlements
- head
- affairs
- organization
- leukaemia
- relationships
- heads
- group
- disputes
- genes
- neoplasms
- heterogeneity
- relations
- ancestors
- specification
- all
- progenitors
- promiscuity
- lymphocytes
- borrowing
- pathway
- differentiation
- ties
- disorders
- mutants
- groups
- crustaceans
- commitment
- analysis
- expression
- potential
- communities
- markers
- viruses
- member
- community
- capacity
- lymphoblasts
- associated
- affiliation
- chart
- malignancies
- leukemias
- antigens
- marker
- members
- pairs
- blasts
- alls
- segment
- involvement
- colonies
- patients
- leukemia
How lineage often is described ("________ lineage")
- chinese
- embryonic
- english
- maternal
- impeccable
- distinct
- spanish
- evolutionary
- single
- sub
- high
- lofty
- entire
- maximal
- aristocratic
- ancestral
- respectable
- same
- distinguished
- agnatic
- mixed
- patriarchal
- spiritual
- exalted
- davidic
- natal
- common
- priestly
- osteoblast
- minor
- hematopoietic
- particular
- senior
- african
- genetic
- paternal
- honorable
- minimal
- historical
- proud
- hominid
- own
- direct
- matrilineal
- royal
- unbroken
- irish
- patrilineal
- long
- intellectual
- noble
- separate
- monocytic
- scotch
- macrophage
- imperial
- male
- inner
- female
- dominant
- divine
- pure
- illustrious
- literary
- segmentary
- cell
- major
- princely
- ancient
- oligodendrocyte
